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[edit] The May 18 Memorial Foundation
The May 18 Memorial Foundation is a non-profit organization established on August 30, 1994. It was organized by surviving victims of the 1980 Gwangju Democratic Uprising, the victims' families, and the citizens of Gwangju. The Foundation aims to commemorate and continue the spirit of struggle and solidarity of the May 18 Uprising, contribute to the peaceful reunification of Korea, and work towards peace and human rights throughout the world. Since its establishment, the Foundation has carried out numerous projects in varying fields, including organizing memorial events, establishing scholarships, fostering research, disseminating public information, publishing relevant materials, dispensing charity and welfare benefits, building international solidarity, and awarding the Gwangju Prize for Human Rights.
The Foundation gets funding from Gwangju citizens, sympathetic overseas Koreans, and from individuals who made sacrifice in the uprising and got indemnification from the government. It is being sustained by people who believe it's important to keep the ideas and memories of the 1980 May 18 Gwangju Democratic Uprising alive and remembered.
Please visit this site for more information - http://518.org/english/
You can contact us
Chanho Kim Director Culture and SolidarityTeam Email: surnadal@hanmail.net Mobile: +82 10 4462 6650
Contact info: The May 18 Memorial Foundation 5.18 Memorial Culture Hall Seo-Gu, Sangmudong 1268 Postcode 502-260 Gwangju, Republic of Korea Phone: +82 62 456 0518 Fax. +82 62 456 0519 Email: may18found@gmail.com/ 518org@gmail.com/ 518mfgroups@gmail.com Website : www.518.org Blogs:518solidarity.blogspot.com
518interns.blogspot.com
518folkschool.blogspot.com
themay18.wordpress.com
[edit] February 2008
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